3. Election night 2016 was truly a glorious evening.
Watching the liberals melt down as it became inevitable that Donald Trump was going to become our 45th president. When the night started off and polling numbers originally started coming in, Hillary Clinton went from 99% to win to 85%. Than it went down to 80% and by the time Pennsylvania had been called the liberals looks like this.
If the liberal media would not have been so sure that Hilary Clinton was going to win it would not have nearly been as fulfilling a victory. They truly never thought she would loose. Watching these professional provocateur loose there collective minds was one of the best nights of my adult life.
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Media Truly is the enemy of the people.
